BS EN ISO 16371-1 Non-destructive testing — Industrial computed radiography with storage phosphor imaging plates - Part 1: Classification of systems and long-term stability
1Key Takeaways
This technical specification addresses industrial computer radiography systems utilizing storage phosphor imaging plates within the field of non-destructive testing. It establishes a comprehensive framework for classifying such systems based on their operational characteristics and performance criteria. A primary focu…
2Scope / Description
This technical specification addresses industrial computer radiography systems utilizing storage phosphor imaging plates within the field of non-destructive testing. It establishes a comprehensive framework for classifying such systems based on their operational characteristics and performance criteria. A primary focus of the document is the definition of long-term stability requirements, ensuring that imaging performance remains consistent over extended periods of use. The text outlines specific methodologies for evaluating system behavior under various environmental conditions and operational cycles, providing essential benchmarks for manufacturers and users. By defining standard parameters for system categorization, it facilitates compatibility and reliability in industrial applications. The document serves as a reference for maintaining quality assurance in radiographic examinations, detailing the necessary attributes that constitute a stable and efficient imaging setup. It aims to support the consistent acquisition of high-quality radiographic images across different industrial sectors without compromising safety or accuracy.